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- Frequently asked questions
Bill Weld is loaded. Why did he decide to become an equity investor instead of just writing novels and fishing?
- Weld’s college try
Bill Weld has hit rocky shoals in his attempt to become the first person since Sam Houston to get elected governor of two states.
- Shaking up the ballot
Massachusetts liberals — tired of being taken for granted by the entrenched, centrist, business-friendly, mainstream machine of Democratic politics — have a new plan for making themselves heard. A placeholder party: How fusion voting would work. By David S. Bernstein
- Just like Mitt
Don’t you just hate it when Republican Massachusetts governors kowtow to the right wing outside the Commonwealth?
- Weld: from nominee to defendant?
Weld's troubles stemming from the Decker College scandal are far from over.
- A Handy Guide to the Big Dig Screw-Up
As people try to sort out responsibility for the fiasco that led to the death of Milena Del Valle in the I-90 connector tunnel, you might have a hard time keeping the players straight.
- Sweeping up
Whether by design or dumb luck, Governor Deval Patrick has managed to depoliticize the news coming from Beacon Hill.
- Flashbacks: November 10, 2006
The Boston Phoenix has been covering the trends and events that shape our times since 1966.
- Tormenting Teddy
After 32 years in the US Senate, Ted Kennedy remains a force to be reckoned with, both for his legendary family history and his considerable accomplishments.
- Hard sell
Over the past eight months, Lieutenant Governor Kerry Healey (who wants to be governor) has methodically distanced herself from her boss and fellow Republican, Governor Mitt Romney (who wants to be president).
- GOP, RIP
Trivia question: if Kerry Healey loses her gubernatorial bid in November, who will be the top Republican elected official in Massachusetts, based on voter constituency, after Mitt Romney leaves in January? Political stock report: Who’s got the best chance of filling the Mass. GOP’s leadership void? By David S. Bernstein
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